So here my problem.
I have a 80 gig master and a 40 gig slave. A few days ago I got a virus after downloading a keygen for my friend. My Norton took care of it immediately and there were no visible problems. Upon the next startup my computer was slow as ****, took me almost a minute to open my documents. The busy light on my CPU was always on, yet in task manager the cpu usage was only 2% (which is normal when its idling)
My slave was not effected, so i figure i just switch them up so the 40 would be the master, and 80 slave. That way I could start my comp up, and I could just scan the 80 gig for any problems. But when I hooked them up (40 gig as the master) all I got was a black screen. No Windows Xp startup (there wasn't even a message saying no operating system found).
So it seems when i run the 80 gig as a single drive, something is severely slowing it down, and I cant run it as a slave.
any ideas on how to solve this? any input would be greatly appreciated. I got 30Gb torrent file im downloading on that drive, cant lose it.
I have a 80 gig master and a 40 gig slave. A few days ago I got a virus after downloading a keygen for my friend. My Norton took care of it immediately and there were no visible problems. Upon the next startup my computer was slow as ****, took me almost a minute to open my documents. The busy light on my CPU was always on, yet in task manager the cpu usage was only 2% (which is normal when its idling)
My slave was not effected, so i figure i just switch them up so the 40 would be the master, and 80 slave. That way I could start my comp up, and I could just scan the 80 gig for any problems. But when I hooked them up (40 gig as the master) all I got was a black screen. No Windows Xp startup (there wasn't even a message saying no operating system found).
So it seems when i run the 80 gig as a single drive, something is severely slowing it down, and I cant run it as a slave.
any ideas on how to solve this? any input would be greatly appreciated. I got 30Gb torrent file im downloading on that drive, cant lose it.